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And thank you for recovering the source and making it available to all. This was a fun project, and you and Joaquin did a really awesome job on the port! It's a great game.

Scott

LeoBinkowski wrote: Tue Jun 06, 2023 2:18 pm labomb, if you could give me a pull request, I'll apply whatever you did in the main pacman repo.

Sure thing... should be able to send a PR your way tomorrow at some point.

Fixed the logo issue...

Welp... this is more like it. Fair amount of hacking (and a side of guessing to be honest), but it's looking good. This is based on Leo's github repo. I've been on the road for a couple of weeks, will be hopefully be back in 2 days... I'll post a change summary and the source to github when I return ...

Hey DJ... I watched your pacman build video and it looks like you have the IA configured to run local, with 000001.pak as cycle 1 and 0000b0.pak as pacman. I assume both are required... where might I find the cycle 1 pak file?

NA2DEF is the undefined symbol error that I'm getting (it's referenced in the LOGO.MAC source file). My guess was that it was defined in NA2LOGO.REL, which is included with Leo's github repository, but apparently plink doesn't find the definition in that file. There is no source for NA2LOGO, so I'm ...

DJ Sures wrote: Mon May 29, 2023 12:00 am I have it. I’ll post it when I’m in front of the computer tonight

Awesome... thanks DJ!

There is no source for that specific version of the ROM that I have seen, I used a debugger and partial disassemblies to patch it. Likewise, I've not seen source for CP/M BIOS either (I assume you mean CP/M 3 ?).

That aside, given that those are both known working bits of code for many, and that ...

So I've tweaked the pac-man source to the point where everything assembles and plink is down to a single undefined symbol. The symbol is NA2DEF and is referenced in LOGO.MAC. I'm guessing that the definition is likely in NA2LOGO.REL, which is included in the plink LPAC file, and further guessing ...

Hello all!

As most of you know, thanks to Leo Binkowski there are a variety of boot ROMs available for the NABU PC in addition to the 'stock' ROM that was installed when you received your NABU. But the one thing that was missing was a single ROM that would not only support loading the standard ...